Well, it looks to me, that you didn't treat your trading as a business and that's the problem. If your earnings in forex were offset by some investment expenses instead, then you could laugh all the way to Tax-Office and most probably you would owe ...

Thank you ybfjax ... due to the latest update, there was an issue with couple of custom indicators, which I've fixed now and MT4 platform runs as it used to. So, problem is solved ... at least until some next changes in MQL again in a future ... ...

bloody hell ... another update to MT4 and platform goes dead ... totally unresponsive after receiving just few ticks of price data. Does anybody else got that problem with a new build 711 while running on Windows7 ???

Thank you for your contribution at: ( url ) ... unfortunately it didn't pick-up "the right audience" ... I gues. ... and frankly, I've missed it too at that time ... as I'm not a frequent / devoted member of ForexFactory ... who mostly is ...

CRB's are breaking down any sharp moves into several bars ... that's correct and very true (as a trader you should expect some re-action to any price movement) So, what's wrong with this ...??? In my opinion ... there is nothing wrong or odd ... ...

You should ask yourself a very basic question ... what do you trade? ... a time? ... or ... the price? If your answer is ... the price ... or some price level, then why to constrain yourself to viewing that price through any time-frames. (as the ...

... no worries whatsoever image

... unfortunately that's impossible to undo it once already updated, but if you have 'clean' previous built (509) then you can make a backup under different name and keep using old MetaEditor to do some changes in your scripts (mql.4) and then using ...

... just one more post from me (self-confessed trading junky) at the end of my activity for this year ... short ... short ... and more short ... towards 1.3553'5 at this stage those are counter-trend positions (daily/weekly perspective) but that ...

O.K. that trade is still alive & kicking, but has only survived by just 0.9 of pip on initial spike down and then later on consequential move down by only 3.5 pips ... right now it isn't in much safer territory either (40 - 50 pips underwater) but ...

... very good and comprehensive overview of australian data has been done by CBA (Commonwealth Bank of Australia) all that makes much clearer (what & why) AU$ is where it is as well as where it is heading now and/or in near future ... image Merry ...

simply, some time ago I've looked at your profile ... this gods' nectar isn't available in down-under either ... I did ask in top cellars around and they even never heard about it (that's astonishing how little they know)

... I thought that you could be more inclined towards ...

Yep, most often even bigger than AUD - data itself ... and because RBA is going on holiday until early Feb'14 there will be no one to 'jawboning' the aussie down ... all in hands of Fed's now ... and actual data (later on) for US and China and from ...

Sorry to hear that you're already exited with a loss ... on another hand, I've just opened small long ... 0.8919'1 S/L 100 & T/P unspecified for now ... but looking at 0.925 - 0.930 area ... however, that's just a testing position, which if ...

... most frustrated are ... those guys from RBA but, I'm fully understanding your stance and personally I wouldn't change it either (however, my initial risk would be lower) anyway, as I've mentioned before ... that entry has some positive ...

... these numbers should help your A/U position ... perhaps it may allow you to partially exit some part of it without any loss (just to reduce risk exposure) and then re-enter/add more when it will be safer to do so ... even in slightly higher ...

... that was a very quick path of his career in here ... image istanbul | Temporarily Suspended by Senior Member

... frankly, that MYEFO was within expectation and all bad & gloom is mainly for political reasons (to blame previous Labour government for its mistakes ... and that's rightly so indeed) anyway, it shouldn't cause much more drop as a result.

... how far below 0.89 is your S/L ??? ... if, under 0.888 then, I reckon it should survive at least until FOMC